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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1917
Page
7
A garbled historical note discusses skin condition related to kidney health, mentioning various names and objects in an incomprehensible sequence. The fragment hints at remedies and experimental terms but remains largely uninterpretable. It references a beverage and tools though no clear action or outcome is established.
The item reports a mass testimony appeal urging neighbors to testify. It mentions a medical angle with a person named Moye from St. Louis and references kidney and bladder troubles and a claimed remedy. The fragmentary text includes dates and a package note, but details remain unclear.
A vintage fashion note highlights spring coats with rich surfaces and soft yet substantial fabrics. Emphasis on woven textures, belting details, cape collars, and practical pockets showcase versatile styling for day wear.
Readers see a survey of spring collars in organtite georgetite and similar fabrics. Designers offer sailor style points, square capes, and dainty trimmings with narrow lace, ramfles, and pleat edges. Prices range from a dollar to seven dollars for various pieces.
Fragments offer advice on home chores like washing clothes lines and stain removal. Instructions mention boiling water to remove residue and polishing with a chemical solution, followed by drying. The text is garbled with misread phrases and unclear references to products or people.
A testimonial asserts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound has relieved widespread female suffering, claiming extensive evidence proves its effectiveness beyond contradiction. The claim presents the medicine as a longstanding aid for women's ailments in the country.
An ad extols a miracle corn remedy promising painless removal by finger action. It claims quick relief from soreness and touts a Cimennat man product that “shivels” corns without skin irritation. Also advertises a Creole Hair Dressing as a genuine, more valuable item.
Joplin Missouri mothers advocate Vap-O-Rub as a safe external remedy for croupy colds in babies. They claim the night application over throat and chest releases vapors, aiding inhaled medication with each breath and giving quicker relief than internal medicines. Mrs Mabel Hawkins of 1497 Pearl St endorses it and lists her druggist as a source for Vicks Vap-O-Rub.
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